An unforgettable experience Visually impaired people are also members of the society. We may meet them on the street, restaurant or shopping mall. Whenever I meet them, I would think of their feelings about walk in the endless darkness. Do they have plenty of difficulties in their daily life? I determined to experience darkness and try to understand their feelings. 'Dialogue in the Dark', is a pitch-black exhibition. I immersed into complete darkness and the senses I left were texture, sound, smell and taste. I paid all my attention to the leading of the trained visually-impaired tour guide. In the darkness, I was afraid to step forward although I knew that my friends and the tour guide were there. Even though I try to open my eyes, the only thing I can see is darkness. What I can do werehearing, following and touching the things around me. I went forward because I knew that there is light at the exit and I can escape the darkness when I reach the exit. To visually impaired people, there is no exit for the light. I hope there will be medical treatment for them oneday. The things we can do now are giving hands to them and care for them as much as possible. Be the light of them.